| From: | Walter Scheper Ratlaw@*******.com |
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| Subject: | Gun manufacturing, the LoTech approach [was: Thunderbolts: How you |
| Date: | Wed, 25 Aug 1999 12:17:11 +0000 (GMT) |
>No, but how about this scenario? Hack a small time no-name
>mom-and-pop manufacturing outfit late one night. Screw around totally
>with their overnight production run. Make the auto-lathes and other
>equipment crank out a bunch of junk, making it look like some bored
>rich-kid decker wannabes just wanted to engage in some online
>vandalism. Mix a couple of some of the smaller components in with the
>junk, nothing big enough to be recognizable as firearms parts. Check
>the dumpster outside the factory the next day to see if they just
>tossed out the batch of junk (and your needed parts along with it).
Why would they put the junk in the dumpster? I'd tend to think that a
mom-and-pop place would have a way to recycle messed up parts. Now if
your making your guns out of some weird composite material then okay,
but if its good old metal then I'd think you're precious gun parts and
all the other junk would just be hauled over to the smelter and made
into usable slabs of metal. Waste not, want not and all that.
Walter
